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Re: bait
Ever been sounding along and seen a big blob on the sounder??
Generally in the bottom 3rd of the water column. Thats a bait school, quite often Yakkas. Berley hard using Sabiki rigs or tiny bits of Pillie and you will catch them. They tend to hang around structure in 6-15m of water.
Generally in the bottom 3rd of the water column. Thats a bait school, quite often Yakkas. Berley hard using Sabiki rigs or tiny bits of Pillie and you will catch them. They tend to hang around structure in 6-15m of water.
Linc- "slimeys are great fun to catch, like hooking a giant vibrator with a propeller onto the end of your rod! Well done"
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Would love to get the hang of this. I enjoy catching bait fish almost as much as anything else. Am yet to have any luck catching baitfish in PPB. Might give it a crack next time I am out and about.slinga wrote:Ever been sounding along and seen a big blob on the sounder??
Generally in the bottom 3rd of the water column. Thats a bait school, quite often Yakkas. Berley hard using Sabiki rigs or tiny bits of Pillie and you will catch them. They tend to hang around structure in 6-15m of water.
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thanks for the info guys i normally use tiny bits of pilly and sabiki rigs and i get either little pinky or flatty lol. wp is easy you just berley up and they are there within the first 5 mins!! but i find ppb is very hard to figure out where they are i'll keep trying though!!
Cheers Nick
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Re: bait
great advice slingaslinga wrote:Ever been sounding along and seen a big blob on the sounder??
Generally in the bottom 3rd of the water column. Thats a bait school, quite often Yakkas. Berley hard using Sabiki rigs or tiny bits of Pillie and you will catch them. They tend to hang around structure in 6-15m of water.
col
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Re: bait
Only time I've caught slimeys in PPB was on a charter, we had bad luck and only a few snapper and flatties through the whole boat so slimeys were a bit of relief for the captain and crew.
Simple technique - little bit of pilly on a 1/0 hook, only about 3m down. I'd say we were about 1km out from St Kilda pier.
Simple technique - little bit of pilly on a 1/0 hook, only about 3m down. I'd say we were about 1km out from St Kilda pier.
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